u/Akaryu_29

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In such a Full action story where MC was only loyal to his love from past life we are now seeing a wedding between two ppl who only knows to use each others, is it me or its just another donghua getting ruined by the author as harem?
To be fair, out of hundreds of series i have seen a plot like this is rare but straight of marriage in one episode just like that? what about the past 2.3 seasons we saw them killing each others LOL
truly, some good donghua with Good action and Soft romance AND without harem is more rare

First year B.Com student at Delhi University SOL here.

Spent the last week doing walk-ins across Saket and Malviya Nagar , cafés, sports stores, retail. I know English, have a commerce background, currently learning Excel, Python, Investment banking skills and business analytics. I study markets, profit and loss analysis, and financial data in my free time.

Despite all that, almost everywhere the answer was the same: "Do you have a reference?"

Eventually landed a kitchen job. 9 hours a day, 6 days a week. ₹15,000/month. The first day was genuinely eye opening — non stop work, no chair, one 30 minute break. Physically exhausting in a way I didn't expect.

Met a guy on his 3rd day who said he'd tried everywhere before ending up there. Capable, hardworking, just no connections.

Not complaining — every experience teaches something. But it made me wonder how young people in Delhi are actually navigating this without references or connections, especially those trying to break into business or tech roles.

Did anyone else face this starting out? How did you get your first real opportunity?

First year B.Com student at Delhi University SOL here.

Spent the last week doing walk-ins across Saket and Malviya Nagar , cafés, sports stores, retail. I know English, have a commerce background, currently learning Excel, Python, Investment banking skills and business analytics. I study markets, profit and loss analysis, and financial data in my free time.

Despite all that, almost everywhere the answer was the same: "Do you have a reference?"

Eventually landed a kitchen job. 9 hours a day, 6 days a week. ₹15,000/month. The first day was genuinely eye opening — non stop work, no chair, one 30 minute break. Physically exhausting in a way I didn't expect.

Met a guy on his 3rd day who said he'd tried everywhere before ending up there. Capable, hardworking, just no connections.

Not complaining — every experience teaches something. But it made me wonder how young people in Delhi are actually navigating this without references or connections, especially those trying to break into business or tech roles.

Did anyone else face this starting out? How did you get your first real opportunity?